Hailed as a groundbreaking fusion of song and image back in 1996, Unsane's "Scrape" reinvented people's idea of what a music video could truly BE, collecting literally tens of awards even to this day. Warning: you may never be able to watch music videos the same way again, always unconsciously comparing them to "Scrape" and sadly knowing they will never reach that wonderful, beautiful pinnacle.

Direct mov: www.theunsane.com

:) Classic from the Alternative Nation. Campbell directed a very-cool Super-8 video album for Tommy Guerrero - info

I'm not sure what's so "groundbreaking" about showing guys wiping out on skateboards in 1996 when the Beastie Boys did this in "Time For Livin'" in 1992. Am I wrong here?

"groundbreaking" cybin,I think it was a typo and t-rex actually meant 'Bonebreaking' I bet sum ov those featured in this clip r limping still

It woz with sum relief I watched the skateboarder finally succeed in riding his deck along that handrail, in the clip's closing frames! Makes u wonder where Jackass got their ideas from don't it!

I remember this video! Awful song; retarded-looking band, but lotsa cool skate footage. Anyone who had seen a skate video had seen dozens of these wipe-out montages; only groundbreaking thing is that it got a lot of MTV play.

how much did Thomas Campbell shoot? I was under the impression all these skate video scenes were acquired material.

Yeah I was joking.

hey, i know this is an old post, but thanks for the video link. It comes up high on Google for Thomas Campbell videos. I never knew about it.

FWIW, I know that most of the East Coast footage is from Dan Wolfe (www.danwolfe.tv), and was really current around 1996.

And re: Jackass, Bam Margera is in this video; He jumps off a high ledge, over a sidewalk and into the street.